Liam Rosenior Reveals January Plan For The Blues

Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior has indicated he isn’t feeling pressured to make new signings this January.

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As he prepares for Wednesday’s EFL Cup semi-final first leg against Arsenal—his second match at the helm—rumors continue to swirl regarding the club’s potential transfer activity.

Although Chelsea is currently focused on finding landing spots for loanees and offloading secondary players, rumors continue to circulate that the club is actively scouting potential new signings.

However, according to BBC Sport, manager Liam Rosenior would reportedly prefer the recruitment department to pause and refrain from making any immediate moves.

Rosenior suggested that several individual performances during Saturday’s 5-1 FA Cup win against Charlton Athletic exceeded his expectations.

The Englishman said: “The first conversation I had with the guys [the club’s hierarchy] was I want to assess the most important players, which are the ones who are here. Normally you get good surprises if you give people a chance.

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“I had some really, really good surprises in the game against Charlton. Yes, we’re in January, and yes, we want the club to be as successful as possible in the short term.

“But I also think sometimes the answers lie within the building and not outside. So I’ll make a decision on that with the guys. Probably later in the week when I’ve seen everyone.”

During his tenure, Enzo Maresca rotated his squad extensively, utilizing 25 different players in the Premier League without a single player starting every one of the 21 matches. While certain individuals like Jorrel Hato, Facundo Buonanotte, and Marc Guiu saw limited action under Maresca, they each delivered standout performances during last weekend’s fixture at The Valley.

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